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7 Perspectives on the Future of the Food and Nutrition Board
Pages 61-64

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From page 61...
... She reminded the audience of what Cutberto Garza had said in the opening video: "There are three things we cannot live without, food, air, and water.… All three of those components are in serious trouble," and these three issues are closely integrated. Greenwood explained that there are serious issues with the availability of food, the quality of food, and the transformation of food.
From page 62...
... As an observation, Meyers remarked, continuing the key role of the FNB in advancing food and nutrition will require collaboration, hard work, and openness on the part of the National Academies and the FNB to more compellingly explain how and why the institution works, and why it is uniquely positioned to address hard topics in food and nutrition. She added that it is going to require sponsors to keep an open mind in understanding what seems like a blurry and unfamiliar process.
From page 63...
... Dwyer then turned to the need for support, in which she included "in-kind moral support" as well as economic support for the FNB both from within the National Academies and from the broader academic network. Dwyer encouraged Congress as well as the private and nonprofit sectors to consider the need for an FNB endowment to support projects.
From page 64...
... In her remarks, Kumanyika said, "if it looked difficult in 1940, that was nothing compared to what we are facing now. It is a lot more complicated, broader, and challenging.


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